IntelliJ IDEA

Java 26 was released on March 17, 2026. At JetBrains, we are committed to supporting the latest technologies in IntelliJ IDEA and adding useful enhancements for both stable and preview features. In this blog post, we will give you an overview of what Java 26 delivers and how it is supported in IntelliJ IDEA.

A lot is happening in tech and beyond, and as we step into March, we have pulled together a fresh batch of articles, thought pieces, and videos to help you learn, connect, and see things from new angles. 

February is a strange little month. Short, quiet, and typically uneventful. There are fewer distractions and fewer launches, which makes it the ideal time to slow down and take a look at what is actually driving the tech world at the moment. This issue leans into that calm, with Trisha Gee joinin…

In IntelliJ IDEA 2025.3, JSpecify becomes the preferred nullability source. When it’s present on the classpath, the IDE automatically recognizes and even generates JSpecify annotations via quick-fixes and refactorings.

Check out the October edition of Java Annotated Monthly by JetBrains.

Full support for Java 25 is available in IntelliJ IDEA!

This month’s Java Annotated Monthly comes with a fresh mix of Java, Kotlin, AI, and tech news, plus a look at some great events you won’t want to miss.

Welcome to this month’s Java Annotated Monthly – your pit stop for all things related to Java, Kotlin, frameworks, and the ever-shifting tech scene.

Welcome to the July edition of Java Annotated Monthly! This issue is packed with fresh articles, helpful tips, and ideas to keep you inspired and motivated in your work. We’re excited to feature Aicha Laafia, a Java engineer passionate about writing clean, green code and empowering women in tech.…

Sick of backslashes, quotes, and line breaks cluttering your code? Meet Text Blocks in Java 15 – the easy way to write clean, readable multiline strings like JSON, HTML, and SQL. No escapes. No mess. Just smooth strings.

Java Annotated Monthly with the latest selection of tech news and tips for May is here.

This blog post explores how Java and debuggers work behind the scenes.